Legal Question in Intellectual Property in North Carolina

I doubt you need precendent for this.

This is not the kind of issue that requires precedent.

Injunctions are issues of equity (as opposed to law) in a very general history-of-law sense. Moreover, the amount to be set is a question of fact, not an interpretation of law.

The judge who gave you the first bond can be asked to set ithigher or his decision can be appealed (usually) to a highercourt if he denies it.

Surely you have a lawyer helping you with this ... what does s/hesay?

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